The BPSF presents : Khanyi Dhlomo on Mentorship
Thu May 11, 18:30 - Thu May 11, 20:30
Baker McKenzie
ABOUT
Mentorship continues to be associated with a wide range of favourable behavioural, attitudinal, relational, motivational career outcomes.
As a black South African who has been able to carve out a space for herself in a very competitive media market, BPSF is excited to have Khanyi Dhlomo speak about mentorship as well as some of the issues young professionals should consider when seeking mentorship and are looking to mentor others. Join Khanyi and the BPSF team as she shares her personal experiences, from being mentored to becoming one of the most sought after mentors in her field.
About Khanyi Dhlomo
Khanyi Dhlomo is the Managing Director of Ndalo Media, which she founded in 2007. She is also the founder of DestinyConnect and the founding editor of Destiny Magazine. Before starting her own media company, Khanyi was editor of True Love magazine for eight years. In 2013, Khanyi ventured in retail and launched Luminance, a high-end fashion and lifestyle department store. Khanyi was named most influential woman in South African Media by The Media Magazine in 2003 and made the 2011 Forbes list of 20 Young Power Women in Africa.
As a black South African who has been able to carve out a space for herself in a very competitive media market, BPSF is excited to have Khanyi Dhlomo speak about mentorship as well as some of the issues young professionals should consider when seeking mentorship and are looking to mentor others. Join Khanyi and the BPSF team as she shares her personal experiences, from being mentored to becoming one of the most sought after mentors in her field.
About Khanyi Dhlomo
Khanyi Dhlomo is the Managing Director of Ndalo Media, which she founded in 2007. She is also the founder of DestinyConnect and the founding editor of Destiny Magazine. Before starting her own media company, Khanyi was editor of True Love magazine for eight years. In 2013, Khanyi ventured in retail and launched Luminance, a high-end fashion and lifestyle department store. Khanyi was named most influential woman in South African Media by The Media Magazine in 2003 and made the 2011 Forbes list of 20 Young Power Women in Africa.